ALTERNATIVES

CloudTalk alternatives compared

CloudTalk is a solid all-round call center, but three things send people looking elsewhere: the Power Dialer is an add-on below the Expert plan, the two cheapest plans keep recordings for only a month, and CRM integrations start on the third plan.

The apps below are compared on what their pricing pages say. For each one you can see where it offers more than CloudTalk, and who it suits. Always confirm current prices on the provider's own site.

Why people look for a CloudTalk alternative

  • The Power Dialer is an add-on unless you buy the Expert plan, which needs 3 users.
  • Recordings are kept for only a month on the two cheapest plans.
  • CRM integrations, the feature the product is known for, start on the third plan.

5 alternatives to CloudTalk

CallHippo

Predictive · Power dialer

Virtual phone system with a free plan, plus power and predictive dialers for outbound teams.

Starts at: Free plan; paid plans from about $18 per user / month · Trial: 10-day free trial on paid plans, no credit card needed

Choose CallHippo if you want a phone system with a free starting tier and need dialers only for outbound work.

JustCall

Power dialer · Predictive on SalesPro

Cloud phone system with local numbers in 70+ countries, a power dialer from the Pro plan and 100+ integrations.

Starts at: $29 per user / month, billed annually (2-user minimum) · Trial: 14-day free trial, no credit card needed

Choose JustCall if you want a power dialer and texting in the same app as your phone system, with a listed per-user price.

Where it lists more than CloudTalk
  • JustCall includes power dialer on some plans, while CloudTalk sells it as an add-on.
  • JustCall includes crm integration across its plans, while CloudTalk limits it to some plans.

PhoneBurner

Power dialer

Power dialer built to get reps through call lists faster, with recording, voicemail drop and CRM integrations on every plan.

Starts at: $140 per user / month, billed annually · Trial: Free trial offered; length not stated on the pricing page

Choose PhoneBurner if reps spend the day calling lists and you want a power dialer with recording and voicemail drop built in.

Where it lists more than CloudTalk
  • PhoneBurner lists power dialer as included, while CloudTalk charges extra for it.
  • PhoneBurner lists voicemail drop as included, while CloudTalk charges extra for it.
  • PhoneBurner includes crm integration across its plans, while CloudTalk limits it to some plans.

Quo

Business phone · Calls and texts

Business phone app with US and Canada calling and texting included, formerly known as OpenPhone.

Starts at: $15 per user / month, billed annually ($19 monthly) · Trial: 7-day free trial

Choose Quo if you need a simple shared business number for a small team that talks to customers in the US and Canada.

Readymode

Predictive dialer

Predictive dialer for high-volume outbound teams, with published per-license prices.

Starts at: $199 per license / month (1 to 4 licenses) · Trial: No free trial listed; a demo is offered

Choose Readymode if you run a high-volume outbound team that wants a predictive dialer and a published price.

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All of them, feature by feature

Feature comparison
FeatureCloudTalkCallHippoJustCallPhoneBurnerQuoReadymode
Power dialerAdd-onAdd-onSome plansIncludedCheckCheck
Predictive dialerCheckCheckSome plansCheckCheckIncluded
Call recordingIncludedSome plansCheckIncludedIncludedCheck
IVR and auto attendantIncludedSome plansIncludedCheckSome plansCheck
Call routing and queuesIncludedSome plansSome plansSome plansSome plansCheck
Voicemail dropAdd-onAdd-onCheckIncludedCheckAdd-on
Local presenceCheckCheckCheckCheckCheckCheck
SMS and MMSIncludedIncludedIncludedSome plansIncludedCheck
CRM integrationSome plansSome plansIncludedIncludedSome plansSome plans
Call analytics and reportingIncludedSome plansIncludedIncludedSome plansIncluded
Call monitoring (listen, whisper, barge)IncludedSome plansCheckSome plansCheckCheck

Prices and features are read from each provider's own pricing page (checked 17 October 2026). They change often and can differ by country and currency, so confirm on the provider's site before you buy. “Check” means the pricing page doesn't say, or we haven't verified that app yet.